How to have webmail?

[kimsonvu]

Hi,

I would like to have 1 web mail account in my domain and i could access anywhere like this : mail.domain.com

How to do that?


KIMSON

Thanks you !

[Early Out]

If you've created a POP email address, you can access it from anywhere via www.yourdomain.com/webmail.

[kimsonvu]

I have another question about this :

1. Do it support with parked domain?

2. When new email income to my box. If i read it in webmail program , can my outlook in my desk computer download their email from outlook 2007 via pop3 account?

Thanks you !

[Early Out]

1. Do it support with parked domain?

I'm not sure - why don't you just try it, and find out?

2. When new email income to my box. If i read it in webmail program , can my outlook in my desk computer download their email from outlook 2007 via pop3 account?

Of course. Reading something in webmail doesn't move the message anywhere. Webmail is just showing you what messages are sitting on the mail server. Outlook will download any message waiting on the mail server. It doesn't care whether you've read it in webmail or not.

The reverse is not true, naturally - by default, an email client program like Outlook downloads the message from the mail server to your PC, and erases the copy sitting on the mail server. Once it's been erased from the server, webmail won't see it any longer.

[felgall]

1. If you want mail.example.com to point to example.com/webmail then set up the mail sub-domain with a redirect.

2. You can set up email accounts or forwarders on any domain on your account including parked domains.

3. If you set up your separate email program to use IMAP rather than POP4 then your webmail and separate program will be synchronised with the same emails showing in both places. If you use POP3 then your separate email program will download any emails it finds in webmail each time you connect in and if you don't set it to automatically delete downloaded emails and they are still there the next time then they will be downloaded again.